Making Spots Cuter With Dododots

Esther Erin, Co-founder, Dododots Beauty Patch | Ethan Wong, Co-founder, Dododots Beauty Patch

09-Nov-22 10:00

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We all have our insecurities, and we’ve all gone through awkward periods of life where we feel ashamed or worried about those insecurities. Maybe, instead of hiding those insecurities, we need to find a way to take pride in them instead. Esther Erin and Ethan Wong, co-founders of Dododots Beauty Patch, discuss how they’re using this approach with acne, and how they utilise collaborations to conduct successful marketing campaigns.

Image Credit: Dododots Beauty Patch Instagram Page

Produced by: Christine Wong

Presented by: Christine Wong

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Categories: Corporates, markets, SME, entrepreneurs

Tags: beauty, acne, skincare, self confidence, entrepreneurship, collaborations,

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